Residents in a sub-division north of Brisbane are struggling to have their rubbish collected in their narrow street. But planning documents show it meets requirements by the City of Moreton Bay.
Aidan Templeton moved into his duplex north of Brisbane about a month ago, but his rubbish has been collected just once.When rubbish first wasn't collected, Mr Templeton logged a missed bin report, but the following week the bins still weren't emptied.
Mr Templeton said when he questioned why the council was able to collect his general rubbish but not his recycling, he was told the truck was too big. Dr Bryant also said it wasn't uncommon to see narrower streets in new developments, however, it's not taking into account street parking. A spokesperson for the City of Moreton Bay council said services were carried out every Friday in April in the area, "but not to all properties due to cars parked in the turnaround easement".
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